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Wire, cloth, metal, and plastic are all materials we can use in collographic printmaking. Visits to the exhibition Li Salay (michif for ‘The Sun’), is the first exhibition of the work of Métis artists from across Canada. Li Salay will fuel us with imagery and material possibilities as we explore the theme of  “sun” in our printmaking.

On June 21, for National Aboriginal Day, the AGA will be offering FREE admission all day long and special programming.

ATB Financial is proud to support National Indigenous Peoples' Day at the AGA.

Join us for a family-friendly morning of art, nature and adventure! On Saturday, June 23 we’re hosting a free screening of popular kid’s movie “The Gruffalo”. After the movie, get creative in BMO World of Creativity: Wild Wood with an Educator-led workshop inspired by the movie.

Join us for a family-friendly morning of art, nature and adventure! On Saturday, June 23 we’re hosting a free screening of popular kid’s movie “The Gruffalo”. After the movie, get creative in BMO World of Creativity: Wild Wood with an Educator-led workshop inspired by the movie.

Have a project you want to finish? How about something you want to start making? Or maybe you just want to tinker with some new 3dimensional materials or methods? Come make use of our open studio & array of resources to create whatever’s been stuck in your head.

Landscape as a personal place, not as geography or vista, is a theme explored in LandMark: A New Acquisition Project. View this exhibit and make art that is about your lived experience. Using fabrics, yarns, organic objects and felting, tell your own ‘landscape’ story.

In this edition of Hello, My Name is Art we invite you to join us in the exhibition Hubert Hohn: Edmonton Entrances and Suburban Landscapes for a deep looking session focused on the photographic series of doorways and entrances of Edmonton homes.

Take one last look at the fan-tastic artwork of William Townsend before designing your own cool paper fan.

Some of the best light is at dusk and dawn. Begin this session with an introduction to watercolour basics before heading out to Churchill Square. Take advantage of the fleeting summer nights, and lovely evening light, by documenting the people and the city around you in a series of watercolour sketches.

ôtênaw is a film by Edmonton-based Métis filmmaker Conor McNally. The film follows Dr. Dwayne Donald on a walking tour of amiskwaciwâskahikan (Edmonton) and discussing the history of the land and its inhabitation.

Hands of History follows four female First Nations artists, Doreen Jensen, Rena Point Bolton, Jane Ash Poitras and Joane Cardinal-Schubert, revealing how women and art play a role in maintaining cultural voice.